Rightsyard | Your business records could be worth $100K to $2M

What your records could bring

$100K to $2M.
Here's what decides where you land.

Every business is different. These five things matter most:

1. How many years you have

Ten, twenty or thirty years of records are worth more than one or two.

2. How much there is

A warehouse of files is worth more than a few boxes.

3. Your industry

Some fields, like medical, legal, trucking and trades, are in high demand right now.

4. How complete it is

Full job files, start to finish, are worth more than bits and pieces.

5. Clear ownership

Records your business owns outright, with someone who can sign, are worth the most.

Starting range

Around $100K

A smaller set of records, or a few years' worth, in one area of the business.

Middle range

Several hundred thousand

Many years of records across several types, like files, emails and recordings.

Top range

Up to $2M

Decades of complete, well-kept records in an in-demand industry, fully owned by the business.

Estimates only. Actual offers depend on the type, volume, quality and ownership of your records. Not a guarantee.

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Why AI companies want your records

You don't have to like AI
to get paid by it.

Skeptical? Good. Here's the plain reason the money exists, with no hype.

They've run out of free material

AI companies have already used most of what's freely available on the internet. To keep improving, they need new material they haven't seen.

Real experience can't be faked

Decades of real business records, like calls, files, estimates and photos, are rare. They can't be made up overnight.

Permission beats lawsuits

Some AI companies have faced lawsuits over material they copied without asking. So many now prefer to license it.

Your know-how is the gap

How your industry really works, in your words and records, is exactly what their programs are missing.

They want all of it

The day-to-day running of a real business is what AI is missing: how you quote a job, answer a complaint, train a new hire, follow a checklist, write an invoice. Your SOPs, emails, invoices, quotes, service logs, call recordings, manuals, spreadsheets, photos and contracts (with personal details removed) together tell that story.

They need it. You have it.
You set the terms.

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The problem

Your archive is an asset.
Right now it earns you nothing.

It's sitting idle

Call recordings, footage, documents and code pile up on servers. You pay to store them. They don't pay you back.

Buyers are hard to reach

AI companies license data, but you don't know who to call, what to ask for, or how to protect your rights in the contract.

Rightsyard fixes it

We value your data, bring it to AI companies, negotiate the license and handle the paperwork. You approve every deal.

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In plain English

What does "licensing your data to AI" mean?

"Data" just means the information your business has collected over the years. AI companies build computer programs that learn from real examples, like a new employee learning from old files. They pay businesses for permission to use those examples.

It's like leasing land

When you lease a field to a farmer, you still own the land. The farmer pays to use it, under terms you agree to. Licensing your records works the same way. You give permission to use copies, for a set purpose and time. You keep the originals and you keep ownership.

It is not selling your business

Nobody takes your files, your customers or your company. You see every offer, and nothing happens unless you sign. You can say no at any point.

What counts as "data"? Pretty much everything.

AI companies want the whole picture of how a real business runs, day to day. Not just one kind of file.

SOPs and proceduresChecklists and the way your team gets things done.

Emails and lettersYears of back-and-forth with customers and vendors.

Business recordsJob files, logs, reports and forms.

Invoices and quotesEstimates, bids, pricing and billing history.

Customer service logsTickets, notes and complaints, with personal details removed.

Call recordingsSales and support calls you saved.

Training materialsBinders, manuals and how-to videos.

SpreadsheetsTracking sheets, schedules and price lists.

Photos and videoJob sites, products, inspections, events.

ContractsAgreements, with names and personal details removed.

Product catalogsProduct lists, descriptions and specs.

All of itMany businesses have kept everything. That counts too.

Paper is fine too. Just tell us what you have.

Private, confidential, and on your terms

You keep ownershipA license is permission to use copies, not a sale.

Confidential from day oneWe sign a confidentiality agreement (an NDA) before you share anything.

Personal details stay outNames, phone numbers, Social Security numbers and health details are removed or never shared.

You approve every dealNothing is licensed without your signature.

How you get paidPayment terms are written into your agreement, so you see them before you sign.

No obligationAsking for a review doesn't commit you to anything.

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Never done this before?

Here's exactly what happens.

1. Qualify

Answer 3 quick questions and leave your name, email and phone. No technical knowledge needed.

2. Tell us more

If you qualify, a short second form asks what records you have, where they're kept and roughly how much. "Not sure" is always fine.

3. We review and reach out

We look over your answers and get in touch with your results.

4. Sign the agreement

A plain-language agreement, including confidentiality. Nothing happens until you sign.

5. We start

We prepare your records, remove personal details and bring them to AI companies.

6. You get paid

You're paid as set out in your signed agreement.

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Myth vs. fact

What people get wrong

MYTH"I'd be selling my company's secrets."

FACTYou choose what's shared. Confidential and personal information stays out.

MYTH"I'd lose ownership of my files."

FACTLike leasing land, you keep ownership. You only grant permission to use copies.

MYTH"My old records are worthless."

FACTYears of real-world business records are hard to find. That's what AI companies look for.

MYTH"I need to be good with computers."

FACTYou don't. The forms ask plain questions, and paper records count.

MYTH"It's a scam if it sounds too good."

FACTSmart to be careful. Asking costs you nothing, nothing happens without your signature, and you can ask us anything before you sign.

How it works

Six simple steps.
We do the heavy lifting.

Qualify

3 quick questions plus your contact details.

Tell us more

What records you have, where they're kept, roughly how much.

We review

We look over your answers and reach out with results.

Sign

A plain-language agreement. Nothing happens until you sign.

We start

We prepare your records and remove personal details.

Get paid

You get paid when a license closes.

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What qualifies

Real business records are what they want.

Voice & audio

Call recordings, podcasts, voice-overs, accents and languages.

Video

Raw footage, training videos, old footage you own.

Code

Private repos, internal tools and well-documented projects.

Medical

De-identified clinical records, imaging and notes with the right consents.

Legal

Contracts, filings and case documents you can share.

Industry docs

Manuals, reports, transcripts and specialist text.

Images

Original, labeled photo libraries you own.

Not sure?

Tell us what you have. We'll tell you if it fits.

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Doesn't qualify: records you don't own, information copied from public websites, or personal details people didn't agree to share.

Straight answers

Questions business owners ask

Do I give up ownership of my data?

No. You license it. You keep ownership, and every license spells out who can use it, how, and for how long.

What does it cost me?

The review is free and there's no obligation. Any fees are explained in writing before you sign anything.

Is my data safe during review?

We review samples under an NDA before anything is shared with a buyer. You decide what leaves your hands.

What about personal or customer information?

Data about people needs consent or proper de-identification. If it doesn't have that, we'll tell you up front.

How do I know what it's worth?

Value depends on how much you have, how unusual it is, and how clearly it is yours to share. Start with the free review, then we look at a sample and give you a real number.

How long does it take?

The form takes a few minutes. After we review your records, we'll give you a realistic timeline.

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$100K to $2M.Here's what decides where you land.